214 articles on ports in Somaliland and Puntland, newest first, from Somali Construction Review.
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On 18 February 2015, Goobjoog News reported a Finance Governance Committee review calling for renegotiation of Turkish-run Mogadishu port and airport contracts.
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Somaliland Sun reported on 2015-05-27 that a night landing was made at Egal International Airport after solar runway lighting was installed.
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On 27 April 2015, Somaliland Sun reported that DP World was not contracted for Berbera port operations, citing an unnamed senior official.
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On 2015-04-16 Goobjoog News reported heavy rain damaged Mogadishu's Aden Adde airport, washed away runway sections and disrupted flights.
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Somaliland officials dismissed a federal claim to exclusive contracting rights for Berbera port development, as reported by Somaliland Sun on 21 April 2015.
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On 25 April 2015 Somaliland Sun reported the government was moving to award the Berbera port contract to DP World, without public tender.
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Goobjoog News reported on 5 May 2015 that the Baladwein administration confirmed normal operations resumed at Ugaas Khaliif Airport after heavy rain.
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Somaliland expected to choose a partner for Berbera port by end of 2015, with construction seen starting early 2016, but no selection has been reported since.
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Goobjoog News reported on 2015-05-21 that South West State declared the KM50 airstrip would be reopened, but the report gives no timeline…
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On 29 May 2015 Goobjoog News reported Egypt's ministries announced cooperation with Somalia to develop Berbera port, with no evidence of implementation since.
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Somaliland Sun reported on 2015-06-19 Ethiopia's plan to use ports in Kenya, Somaliland and Sudan to boost trade volume.
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On 2015-05-30, Somaliland Sun reported Egyptian government representatives offered development funds for Berbera port to Somalia's federal government.
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Goobjoog News reported on 11 November 2015 that Hobyo Port is set for major upgrading, but key details remain unestablished.
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Wardheer News reported in 2016 that officials said a Chinese-built airport in Puntland would boost trade, but no later evidence confirms outcomes.
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Somaliland Sun reported Telesom's chairman announced an intention to build the largest gas terminal in the Horn of Africa in Berbera…
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Somaliland Sun reported on 2016-04-02 that Somaliland and Ethiopia signed an agreement on use of the Berbera port.
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Goobjoog News reported on 2016-04-05 that Ethiopia and Somaliland signed an accord to boost use of Berbera port.
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Somaliland Sun reported on May 30, 2016 that the Berbera port agreement with DP World had not been ratified by parliament and carried unverified claims.
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Goobjoog News reported on 30 March 2016 that IGAD pledged support for the second phase of the Bossaso Airport expansion…
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DP World raised USD 1.2 billion in a sukuk and agreed to develop Berbera Port in Somaliland, Horn Diplomat reported on 9 July 2016.
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Somaliland Sun's 10 April 2016 report said Ethiopian use would lift Berbera's regional viability; it records no cost, funder, contractor or completion.
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Goobjoog News reported on 9 March 2016 that the first batch of El Dahir-Erigavo road construction equipment had reached Bossaso port.
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Somaliland Sun reported on 2016-05-22 that Ethiopia welcomed a DP World agreement to invest US$442 million in Berbera.
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Somaliland's council of ministers approved a DP World management contract on 28 July 2016, but the state says Berbera Port stays public property.